Border, Double moss-Double Seed stitch



Double moss-Double Seed stitch looks like little squares in the chart. Knitting stitches are wider than they are tall so when knit the stitch will look more rectangular. 
This stitch is a four row repeat, worked on multiples of four stitches. 
Row 1) knit 2, purl 2 
Row 2) knit 2, purl 2 
Row 3) Purl 2, knit 2 
Row 4) Purl 2, knit 2 

 

Popular posts from this blog

Zinnia

Image
  Copyright © by Susan Mrenna 2006 Knit A Little  Zinnia Worsted weight yarn, size 7 needles  Small amount of coordinating or contrasting color yarn for center Crochet hook about the size of your needles for picking up stitches. Cast on 20 stitches with the yarn you have chosen for the petals leaving a 10” tail and purl one row. Row 1) (k2tog, yo) 9 times, k2tog  Row 2) p18, turn (leave the last stitch on the needle)  Row 3) (k2tog, yo) 8 times, k2tog  Row 4) p16, turn, 2 stitches left on needle  Row 5) (k2tog, yo) 7 times, k2tog  Row 6) p14, turn, 3 stitches left on needle  Row 7) (k2tog, yo) 6 times, k2tog  Row 8) p12, turn, 4 stitches left on needle  Row 9) (k2tog, yo) 5 times, k2tog  Row 10) p10, turn, 5 stitches left on needle  Row 11) (k2tog, yo) 4 times, k2tog  Row 12) p8, turn, 6 stitches left on needle  Row 13) (k2tog, yo) 3 times, k2tog  Row 14) p6, turn, 7 stitches left on needle  Row 15) (k2tog, yo) 2 times, k2tog  Row 16) p4, turn, 8 stitches left on nee
Read more

I Love Dad

Image
Copyright © by Susan Mrenna 2006 Knit A Little  I Love Dad Worsted weight yarn, size 7 needles  Cast on 40 Stitches ← Row 1 [RS]: k40 → Row 2 [WS]: k40 ← Row 3 [RS]: k40 → Row 4 [WS]: k40 ← Row 5 [RS]: k40 → Row 6 [WS]: k40 ← Row 7 [RS]: k40 → Row 8 [WS]: k4, p32, k4 ← Row 9 [RS]: k40 → Row 10 [WS]: k4, p8, k1, p9, k8, p6, k4 ← Row 11 [RS]: k40 → Row 12 [WS]: k4, p7, k3, p8, k10, p4, k4 ← Row 13 [RS]: k40 → Row 14 [WS]: k4, p6, k5, p7, k3, p5, k3, p3, k4 ← Row 15 [RS]: k40 → Row 16 [WS]: k4, p5, k7, p6, k3, p5, k3, p3, k4 ← Row 17 [RS]: k40 → Row 18 [WS]: k4, p4, k9, p5, k10, p4, k4 ← Row 19 [RS]: k40 → Row 20 [WS]: k4, p3, k11, p4, k8, p6, k4 ← Row 21 [RS]: k40 → Row 22 [WS]: k4, p3, k11, p18, k4 ← Row 23 [RS]: k40 → Row 24 [WS]: k4, p4, k4, p1, k4, p5, k3, p5, k3, p3, k4 ← Row 25 [RS]: k40 → Row 26 [WS]: k4, p5, k2, p3, k2, p6, k3, p5, k3, p3, k4 ← Row 27 [RS]: k40 → Row 28 [WS]: k4, p18, k11, p3, k4 ← Row 29 [RS]: k40 → Row
Read more

Bubbles, Bubbles with Fins and Bubbles in French

Image
Bubbles is a very versatile little fish. He can be a Baby Wash Cloth, a Scrubbie, a Dishcloth, a Washcloth, a Cat Toy and more. Bubbles may be made using any yarn that suits your intended purpose. Solids and variegated yarns both work well. Use scraps and make an exotic tropical fish. Use cotton for dish and wash cloths and acrylic or cotton for scrubbies. Bubbles is easily adapted to many sizes by working more or fewer body rows. The mouth and tail are the same in all sizes.   Copyright © by Susan Mrenna 2008  Knit A Little Cotton or acrylic yarn, variegated or solid, size 7 needles  K = knit, p = purl, yo = yarn over, k2tog = knit 2 together  Cast on 8 stiches  Knit 2 rows  Bind off 2 stitches, k1, yo, k to end of row  Repeat bind off row once more.  K2, yo, knit to end of row.  Repeat till piece measures 4 inches along a diagonal edge, or until it is the size you want.  On next row, k1, k2tog, yo, k2tog, knit to end.  Repeat this row until you have 4 stitches left.  Then k2, yo, k t
Read more